How are participants engaged during this event? What kind of interaction can my team expect?

Participants will be making sushi throughout the class and are welcome to unmute themselves to ask any questions throughout the session. At the end of the class, we ask for participants to do a "show and tell" of their final product and presentation.

How often/much will participants be interacting with the host? Will the host be available during the entire event?

The host is available throughout the entire event, they are engaged the entire time with instructions from the teacher on how to prepare sushi.

How will this build more connection between my team members?

Team members are able to try something new together by making sushi and there is usually a fun competitive element to see who will make the best sushi! They can also cheer each other on throughout and celebrate everyone's final product.

Virtual Sushi Making 101 -- Wavy Marketplace - Experiences and events for remote teams

Ahhhh... sushi. A go-to when it comes to ordering in. But, how cool would it be to know how to make it at home? In this experience, you’ll learn how to make a variety of seafood and veggie rolls, with the help of a sushi-making kit. It includes a sushi rolling mat, knife, chopsticks and of course all the food, prepped and ready to roll! Basically, everything you’ll need to master the basics yourself.

Make 4 types and 29 pieces of sushi: Maki, Temaki, Uramaki and Nigiri, in this 90 minute virtual class!

🥒 Vegan and pescatarian options available
🚛 Shipping is additional
📦 Sushi Kits are available Canada-wide.
🇺🇸 US-based customers are eligible for Sushi Toolkits without perishables. Virtual gift cards can be purchased through Wavy for folks to pick up ingredients locally. Chat with our Wavy team in the booking process to arrange this.
📣If you would like to purchase the Non-Perishable Kit ($65pp + shipping), please chat with your Wavy contact to learn more.

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How are participants engaged during this event? What kind of interaction can my team expect?

How often/much will participants be interacting with the host? Will the host be available during the entire event?

How will this build more connection between my team members?

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